Re: [Harp-L] Audio of David Naiditch at 2010 SPAH Bluegrass Jam (Lonesome Moonlight Waltz)

[Gary Lehmann <gnarlyheman@xxxxxxxxx>]

There's a great version of it on Back to Back, an album Jethro Burns and
Tiny Moore recorded (produced by David Grisman).
Boy do I love Jethro--
Comedy but really good musicians--friend of Chet Atkins.
Hey Dave, you sound good too!
G

On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 10:15 PM, <sheltraw@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I love that tune. I have listened to it many times on David's MySpace page.
>
> > David Naiditch says:
> > "My highlight of the bluegrass jam at the last SPAH was when David pulled
> > out
> > his chord harmonica and flawlessly played the challenging tune, “Lonesome
> > Moonlight Waltz.”
> > That's funny, because my highlight of the the bluegrass jam at the last
> > SPAH was
> > when the other David pulled out his chromatic and flawlessy played
> > Lonesome
> > Moonlight. That was a great time, because it's such a hard song and
> > everybody
> > but David N. (it's what I consider his signature tune) had to learn it, I
> > knew
> > it on chromatic and mandolin, but not on the 48 chord, so I had to learn
> > it,
> > too. There's 22 chord changes in that song, many of them slightly weird,
> > it's
> > one of those songs that's a major/minor hybrid, which was a huge learning
> > curve
> > for almost everybody involved. We spent four minutes probably with Cara
> > Cooke
> > singing out the chord changes "to the F, to D minor, etc." Once we all
> got
> > rolling, it was incredible.
> > I recorded it all on cassette and can make a copy if anybody's interested
> > in
> > sending a casette and an SASE. I got most of the jam that night. I did
> > make an
> > MP3 of David N. on Lonesome Moonlight Waltz at the SPAH 2010 bluegrass
> > jam, I
> > think it was the one on Friday night. You can have a listen here. It was
> a
> > wonderful memory for me.
> > http://elkriverharmonicas.com/lonesomemoonlightspah2010.mp3
> > if you have stereo speakers, it will play out of only one of them.
> > You can get the sheet music (with chords) for that song
> > here:
> >
> http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?17021-Lonesome-Moonlight-Waltz
> >
> >
> > David Payne
> >
> >
>
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